P-8A from Jacksonville with routine snoopy vessel/sub checks offshore Norfolk.
Mid-Atlantic MilAir 2023
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frank3si
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Did anyone notice there are two KC-46s working the Rehoboth Beach area together this afternoon? Both ANG New Hampshire...
NYAirOne
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Had them starting about 01:48am to 02:28am
ZOB 307.150
ZNY 298.900
ZBW 323.000
ZBW 360.600
Block 320-330
A-A 341.750
One is McGuire KC-46 said he was still heavy so would hang around a while to burn off fuel before landing McGuire.. There was boom problems today also on the KC-46s as one had to reboot the system to get it to work right.
frank3si
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Right you are, looks like the McGuire flight is arriving home now. For some reason ADS-B was tracing both of them as originating in NH.
They did both start at Pease.. Seems to be tanker home base for CAP work even though McGuire is so close.. Prob McGuire construction going on.
POTUS heads back to the office Monday...
10:30 AM THE PRESIDENT departs Rehoboth Beach, Delaware en route to the White House
11:25 AM THE PRESIDENT arrives at the White House South Lawn
10:30 AM THE PRESIDENT departs Rehoboth Beach, Delaware en route to the White House
11:25 AM THE PRESIDENT arrives at the White House South Lawn
On Tuesday, August 15, the President will travel to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The arrival at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, 128th Air Refueling Wing, Building 306 - 1919 E Grange Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin will be at 11:25 AM CT.
He will be making remarks at Ingeteam Inc., 3550 W Canal St, Milwaukee, WI, at 1:00 PM CT.
The President will return to the White House from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
He will be making remarks at Ingeteam Inc., 3550 W Canal St, Milwaukee, WI, at 1:00 PM CT.
The President will return to the White House from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Article out early today about the B-2's.. Typo in text says 3 of them but last picture says two birds.I think it is two.
U.S. B-2 Spirit Bombers deploy to Keflavik Air Base for Bomber Task Force 23-4
Also just a cool vid of recent International Rhode Island jump school. Always amazed how many jumpers they can get in a CH-47.
Leapfest 2023
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WEEK AHEAD GUIDANCE FOR THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR THE WEEK OF AUGUST 14, 2023 – AUGUST 18, 2023
On Tuesday, August 15, the Vice President and Second Gentleman will travel to Seattle, WA. The Vice President and Second Gentleman’s arrival is at King County International Airport.
Then, the Vice President and Second Gentleman will travel to Los Angeles, CA, where she remains for the week.
On Tuesday, August 15, the Vice President and Second Gentleman will travel to Seattle, WA. The Vice President and Second Gentleman’s arrival is at King County International Airport.
Then, the Vice President and Second Gentleman will travel to Los Angeles, CA, where she remains for the week.
mdmonitor
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0940- Bake 23 (E-4B # 73-1677) off ADW.
0955- Thunderbird 14 (C-17 # 07-7173 3rd AS DOV) off ADW.
0955- Thunderbird 14 (C-17 # 07-7173 3rd AS DOV) off ADW.
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frank3si
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Great production quality on that video! Well worth a watch...
DECOY-21, ANG C-17 #94-0069, left KMRB this morning and put down at Quonset State Airport in Rhode Island, home of the 143rd Airlift Wing, which operates C-130Js.
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1150- CG 1704 (HC-130 # 1704 CGAS Elizabeth City NC) land at BWI.
hrspotter
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What exactly do they do offshore? I see them pass over multiple times a week but never figured out what it is they do.
Keeping an eye on the waters offshore of the
Worlds largest Naval base.Nothing illegal about nosy ships 100 miles offshore watching for ship traffic but always nice to check on who is there.
Lots of sonar nets also to listen for subs.. Makes for good practice too with our own subs out there
The Ruskies, for one thing, keep watch off our submarine ports such as New London and Charleston. They can't (easily) track the subs once they're submerged, but it helps to know when they leave port and cruise out on the surface.Keeping an eye on the waters offshore of the
Worlds largest Naval base.Nothing illegal about nosy ships 100 miles offshore watching for ship traffic but always nice to check on who is there.
Lots of sonar nets also to listen for subs.. Makes for good practice too with our own subs out there
john8436
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1310 Local; Picking up traffic on 235.2500 (Thunderbirds Solo) and 149.6500.
hrspotter
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If they wanted to know, they have AIS on and visible on public tracking sites while transiting port. I always found it kinda funny that they identify on marine VHF as "US Naval Submarine" and don't broadcast a voice or AIS callsign...but the MMSI (ship reg #) is still visible. So much for obfuscation.
jaymatt1978
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1320 Local here I'm getting 141.1750, 149.6500 and the aforementioned 235.2500. Conditions exceptionally good today from Cape May
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